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Commencement Exercises

May 15, 1988

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Coastal Carolina Campus

ORDER OF EXERCISES Presiding: Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin Chancellor of USC Coastal Carolina College

PRELUDE ...... Coastal Wind Ensemble Dr. William R. Hamilton, Director

PROCESSIONAL ...... Coastal Wind Ensemble

NATIONAL ANTHEM ...... Coastal Wind Ensemble

INVOCATION ...... Mr. Christopher Connelly West Class of 1988

CHORAL PRESENTATION ...... Coastal Carolina Concert Choir Ms. Carolyn G. Cox, Director

WELCOME AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...... Mr. William II. Alford Chairman, Horry County Higher Education Commission

UNIVERSI1Y DISTINCTIONS ...... Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin Chancellor, USC Coastal Carolina College

CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES ...... Dr. James B. Holderman President, The University of South Carolina

DOCTOR OF FINE ARTS: Mr. Robby Benson DOCTOR OF PUBLIC SERVICE: Mr. Clay D. Brittain, Jr.

INTRODUCTION OF THE COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER...... Mr. Harold Boyd Brown, Jr. President, Class of 1988

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS ...... Mr. Robby Benson

PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES ...... Dr. James H. Rex Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs

CONFERRING OF DEGREES IN COURSE ...... Dr. James B. Holderman

PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ...... Dr. James B. Holderman Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin and Deans

THE ALMA MATER ...... Traditional Led by Harold Boyd Brown, Jr., Class of 1988

BENEDICTION ...... Mr. Robert Michael Anderson Class of 1988

RECESSIONAL ...... Traditional Citation for the Honorary Degree Doctor of Fine Arts Robby Benson

Robby Benson was born in Dallas, Texas, on January 21, 1956, the son of Ann Benson and Jerry Segal. He grew up in New York City, graduating as valedictorian from the prestigious Lincoln Square Academy. His acting career started at age five when he began doing summer stock productions with his mother. By age ten, he was doing commercials, voice-overs, singing jingles, and looping children's voices on foreign films. A film actor since his 15th birthday, he made his debut in the 1971 production of Jeremy in which he portrayed a young cellist. His film credits include Running Brave, The Chosen, Ice Castles, Tribute, Die Laughing, and Harry and Son. He demonstrated his ability as a screen writer by collaborating with his father in writing Die Laughing and One on One. Mr. Benson directs and stars in his most recent feature film, Crack in the Mi"or, which expresses the problems of a young adult challenged by the drug world. Successful on Broadway as well, Mr. Benson made his debut at age 12 in Zelda. His other stage credits include The Pirates of Penzance and The Rothschilds. Also musically talented, Mr. Benson has been writing music since age five and has won two gold records for "Nobody Makes Me Crazy Like You Do" and "We Are Not Alone." Throughout his career, he has made frequent television appearances as a folk singer and composer . Recently, he scored two films, Walk Proud and The Breakfast Club. Long active in health and social concerns, Mr. Benson is a member of the American Heart Association and has appeared on behalf of the National Institute of Health before the ,Senate Appropriations Committee. A devotee of running and physical fitness, he competed often in the New York City Marathon, winning honors for his competition five years ago. Other interests include his membership in the Los Angeles Blind Children's Center and numerous community projects in the region of Southern California. He likewise maintains an active association with numerous basketball teams and clubs. Mr. Benson is married to actress and singer Karla DiVito, and they have a four­ year-old daughter, Lyric. For his contributions to the arts as an actor, author, producer, composer, and director; for his commitment to addressing important social issues through the performing arts; and for the deep concern for the wellare of young people he has shown in his work and in his personal life, the University of South Carolina, with the approval of its Board of Trustees, now presents Robby Benson for the honorary degree of Doctor of Fine Arts. Citationfor the HonoraryDegree Doctor of Public Service Clay D. Brittain,Jr.

Clay D. Brittain, Jr. was born in Winston-Salem, North Carolina on December 16, 1929, the son of Clay Dwight and Alma Chapman Brittain. He was reared in Graham, North Carolina where he graduated from high school with academic honors and participated in football and basketball. In 1947, lie entered the University of North Carolina. Mr. Brittain began his business career in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, operating his own beach service during the day and working at the Chesterfield Inn during the evening. In 1952, he leased the Chesterfield and managed it for several years until he and a partner purchased the property. During the next 30 years, Mr. Brittain continued to expand his business interests. In 1962, he acquired ocean front property where he opened Sea Captain's House restaurant which has become a Myrtle Beach landmark. In 1972, Mr. Brittain invested with a group who built Myrtle Beach National Golf Club. Throughout his business career, he has been involved in owning and managing restaurants, motels, and golf courses along the Grand Strand. Active in church and community affairs, he is a member of the First United Methodist Church of Myrtle Beach and has served on its administrative board for many years, including two years as chairman. He has also served on his church's Board of Finance and Pastor-Parish Relations Committee. He is presently in his second eight-year term as a director of Epworth Children's Home. Involved with the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce since the late 1950's, Mr. Brittain is a past vice president and serves on its Board of Directors. He was president of the Ocean View Memorial Hospital Board and was instrumental in setting up the Ocean View Memorial Foundation and serving as the Foundation's presidenr after the hospital closed. He has also served on the local school board. Mr. Brittain is presently a member of the Downtown Improvement Steering Committee and is on the Board of Directors of South Carolina National Banlc. He is past­ president of Golf Holiday and serves on the Grand Strand Executive Golf Association Board. Mr. Brittain has been interested in USC Coastal Carolina College since its early years, and he was actively involved in the campaign to finance Wheelwright Auditorium. He has been a member of the Coastal Educational Foundation, Inc. since 1976 and currently serves as secretary-treasurer. Recently, he was named chairman of the foundation's current fund raising effort for USC Coastal, "The Campaign for Progress." Mr. Brittain was honored by the Myrtle Beach Jaycees as "Man of the Year" in 1980 and by the Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce as "Citizen of the Year" in 1981-82. He is married to the former Patricia Crowell, and they have four children: Clay III, David, Matthew, and Mary. The Brittains reside in Myrtle Beach. For his untiring leadership in the community as evidenced by his work in church and civic organizations; for his unselfish devotion to the welfare of children through his work with Epworth Children's Home; for his commitment to the advancement of higher education at USC Coastal Carolina College; and for the contribution of time and service in bettering the quality of life in his community, the University of South Carolina, with the approval of its Board of Trustees, now presents Clay D. Brittain, Jr. for the honorary degree of Doctor of Public Service. HISTORICAL NOTES

Higher Education in Horry County had its beginning with the formation of the Coastal Educational Foundation on July 23, 1954. The Foundation, an eleemosynary corporation, gave birth to the Horry County Higher Education Commission which was created by statute on April 9, 1959. These two groups established and supported Coastal Carolina Junior College, the forerunner of Coastal Carolina College of the U Diversityof South Carolina.

Coastal Carolina College signed its first contract with the U Diversity of South Carolina on August 1, 1959, and received its first students with the beginning of the fall semester on September 16, 1960. Coastal Carolina served as a two-year regional campus of the University for the next thirteen years.

By special legislation, Coastal Carolina added a junior year to its educational program with the fall semester, 1973. Subsequently, the senior year followed, and Coastal Carolina became a four-year branch of the University of South Carolina with authority to award baccalaureate degrees.

The College now has over 3600 students with 137 full-time faculty members. Students may pursue associate and baccalaureate degrees in twenty-two fields of study, while participating in more than thirty student clubs and organizations.

u Coastal s Carolina C College

THE CAROLINA MACE

The University's Mace, designed and fashioned by the world famous English silversmith Leslie Durbin, is the symbol of the University's corporate entity and authority as well as of the endeavors of the entire university community. It was created and dedicated in 1967 and is carried in procession on occasions of outstanding importance, such as degree-granting ceremonies or formal dedications. Placing the Mace on its stand is a signal that the proceedings are about to come to order; its retirement indicates that the exercises are concluded.

The Mace, representing the whole of the University, is carried in today's graduation procession by Coastal's senior faculty member, Professor James Branham. Professor Branham has been a member of the Coastal Carolina College Department of History for the past twenty-five years. ACADEMIC COSTUME AND PROCESSION

The custom of wearing a distinctive dress for academic ceremonies goes back to the Middle Ages, when people dressed in keeping with their class: nobility, clergy, or third estate. The faculties of American universities have worn distinguishing costumes from the beginning at Harvard in 1636.

Academic costume is at present worn in the United States by persons taking part in academic ceremonies in general, at commencement exercises, at baccalaureate services, and at various inauguration ceremonies, such as the installation of a president, the conferring of an honorary degree on a distinguished guest, or the laying of the cornerstone of a building.

The institutions awarding degrees, the nature of the degrees, and the major fields of knowledge represented by the degrees can be readily identified by the design and colors used.

GOWNS: The Bachelor's gown is black, has long pointed sleeves and is worn closed. The Master's gown is black, and is usually worn open. The long pointed sleeves are closed and hang down from the elbow. The Doctor's gown is usually black. It is worn open or closed. On each sleeve there are three horizontal velvet bars. In recent years colleges have begun granting associate degrees to students who complete two years of work successfully. At degree-granting ceremonies, grey gowns similar to the bachelor's gown are usually worn. I CAPS: The square Oxford cap ("mortarboard") of serge or broadcloth, with a stiff crown, is traditionally black. Once the baccalaureate degree has been conferred, the tassel is worn on the left side. The tassel is black for Bachelors and Masters and gold for Doctors.

HOODS: The greatest degree of &ymbolismis shown by the hood. The size and shape of the American hood marks the college degree attained by the wearer. The lining of the hood is indicative of the college by which the degree was granted. (If more than one color is used, one color is generally arranged as a chevron upon the other.) For example, Univet·sity of South Carolina's hoods are lined in garnet and black, University of Colorado's in gold and silver, Middlebury's in Yale blue and white, and Rutgers' in scarlet. The velvet trim of the hood indicates the major field of knowledge:

Arts and Letters White Business, Commerce Drab Education Light Blue Laws Purple Library Science Lemon Music Pink Philosophy Dark Blue Physical Education Green Theology Red Science Golden Yellow

Most academic ceremonies begin and end with an academic procession. At USC Coastal Carolina, the candidates for degrees are first and process in the order in which the degrees will be bestowed, followed by the platform party and deans. The faculty is next and arranged by rank, with the senior professors first. MAY 1988 CANDIDATES The following list of candidates for graduation was prepared before final grades were reported and Inclusion herein does not constitute evidence of graduation. The llstlng of a name in this program should not be construed as an indication that the person will In fact receive a degree from the Univer­ sity of South Carolina at this commencement. Conversely, the absence of a student's name from this list does not necessarily mean that the person will not be awarded a degree. Honors for degree candi­ dates are based on the cumulative grade point average on file at this time. Honors to be printed on the diploma will be based on the final cumulative grade point average on all colleglate work. ASSOCIATE IN ARTS

Claudette Castillo Bastian June Bridges McCord

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE Marvin Lewis Bozard Randall Alan Dennison John Vincent Letson John D. Chapdelaine, Jr . Mark Alan Domes Jeffrey Allen Pearson + John Xavier Corzo Terrence Dever Jones Adalia Ann Molina Sova +

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE IN TECHNICAL NURSING

Camillia Hope Adkins Betty Jean Doyle Veronica Ann North + Mary Willie Benton Altman Lillian Patricia Durst Betty Jo C. Perry Winifred Ann Anderson Jawana Fay Haynes James Cassius Price Andrew Joseph Barbara Kristen Kay Holderman Crystal Cora Terwilliger Rounds Brenda Joyce Frechette Blakesley + Teresa U. Johnson Pamela Marie Schultz Shaw June James Causey Amy Elizabeth Lee Rose Marie Smith Constance Chandler Jean Ann Mountain Lehecka + Candace Maxine Still Carolina Genwright Chestnut Ann Marie Martin Pamela Sue Bishop Strunk Paula Strickland Cox + Carla Renee Baxley McCaskill Garnet Elizabeth Vicars Marlene Elizabeth Craig Bobby Jean Nelson Linda Beatrice White Susan Louise Curran Davis Julie Simmons Nichols

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Robert Michael Anderson Julie Gay Herbrand Bill Jones Rivers, III Christine Armstrong James Ronald Jones James Carlisle Shelley, Jr . Kimberly Tracy Ayers George Allen Jordan Suzanne Michelle Shutter Kevin James Boyle Corinne Ida Marie Lacey Karen Elizabeth Simmons • Harold Boyd Brown, Jr . Pamela Elinor Lawrimore Richard Kimbel Singleton Mary Catherine Callaham Sonya Marie Lee Charles Kenneth Thompson, II Craig Campbell Lori Sue Lugar • Mary Elizabeth Tompkins Chandrika Gopalpur Chandrashekhar Charlotte Rosemarie Heffner Martin Gwendolyn Rosa Vereen • Kelly Collins Margaret Teresia Cranford Mishoe Constance Renee Vermont Waldorf Emily Francis Driggers Amy Lavon Mowry Richard Neal Weldon • • Lisa Evans Diana Kim Gross Parker Donna Lynn Welker Brian Wesley Goodyear Geoffrey John Parsons Diane Renee Williams Tony William Grainger Vicky Lynn Penny Ed Estle Witcher Tomm Westmoreland Hardee James Edward Phillips Walter Jackson Wray, III BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EDUCATION

Peggy Lee Anderson Chrystal Shawn Edmondson Peggy C. Moore Cathy Butler Bagnal Laura Lynn Heldreth Joy Renee Owens Tammy Sue Bell Alisa Lynne Horton Mirandi Louise Owens • • Susan Elaine Benenhaley Kori Lynne Jackson Martha Parrotta Beverly Karen Bennett • Annalisa Elizabeth Jordan James Melissa Marie Porter • • Catherine Elizabeth Bennett • • Linda Sue Johnson • Tammy Renee Bailey Prince Sbarra Lynn Boyd • Loraine Imogene Lambert • Joanne Moseley Rabon Virginia Pope Capps • Cheryl Ann Lanier Kelly R Richardson Michael Coleman Elizabeth Hill Lewis Robin Denise Roberts Lacy Ann Craig Patricia Barnhill Lewis • Betsy Mae Sartain • Robin Elaine Crouch Anne Elizabeth Hester Mathis Thomasine Reed Venning Smith Rita Carr Culbreth Sean Higham McCaff rey Marykay West

***Summa cum Laude **Magna cum Laude *Cum Laude +++With Highest Honors ++With High Honors +With Honors BACHELOR OF ARTS IN INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES Denise Armour Linda R Currall Pamela Ann Muise Tony Orlando Bellamy Timothy Mark Haivey Cherie Perry Robert Reinhold Centner, Jr. David Hoffman Stacy Bly Sims Billy Clayburn Crook Kimberly Susan Holt BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Loree Michelle Abell James Mciver Griffith Jolinda Russell Kimberly Denise Addison Jerry W. Hildreth Homer Schofield, Jr. John Dietrich Althausen, Jr. Susan Hollis Hoover Jean Therese Schroer * Robert Walter Batter * Michael Ray Horton Sandra Renee Shilling Troy Anthony Brown Shanthi Kanagasabapathy Michael O'Neil Shuler Deborah Codella • Lucinda Walker Kirkland * * Thomas Richard Silvis John Andrew Donaldson • * Hanh Thi Bich La Marilyn Diane Skipper * * Thomas Edward Drake • • Laura Karen Maybaum Lucinda Small William Stuart Eades Richard Edward Murray, IV Scott Roland Snyder Aaron M. Epstein * Maria Luisa Nawaleniec Ronnie Arnold Vaught Patricia Anne Fields Linda Audrey Richards Kevin John Werner Michael Howard Godwin Margaret Katherine Roberts Thomas Lee Wiemken BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Billy Jefferson Anderson Rajesh Mula Gidwani Mark Lewis Poindexter Robert Randall Anderson , Jr. Anthony Clay Hagerud William Gregory Poston Susanne Dwyer Beard Amanda Faye Harrelson Don Powell Roger Bauer Benton Joseph Ward Hausknecht Robert Wayne Ramsey Mark John Bernasconi Sherry Lynn Hickey Pamela Joy Richardson Leslie Wayne Blackwell Daphine Gause Hickman Karen Yvonne Riegle Lisa Lane Bri~ * Jeanne Renee Hickman * * * Joseph Ezekiel Roberts, Jr. Twyman Levoy Brock Melton J. Huggins, III Steve Gerard Roth Shirley Jean Brown Jill Renee Kidd ** Susan Marie Leonard Russell John Franklin Buck Sheryl Lynne Kronjaeger ** Karen Sylvia Schrier Bradford Shea Busbin Anne Elizabeth Lamanche Kris Anne Shirley Michael Carey Cameron Melanie Arlene Holmes Lee Amanda Lynne Singleton * Benjamin Timothy Carlisle Scott Andrew Lehr David Skulason Robert James C'.arr,Jr. Don Earl Lilly Patrick Steven Snell Linda Wehunt Chastain * Cynthia Marie Lover Tracy Brian Stone James Steven Clemmons Dawn Eberhart Manka Denise Renee Tholen Brian Cody Michael Joseph Martin • H. Erwin Thompson, Jr. Patrick Thomas Culhane David Clayton Mauldin Larry Wayne Tracy Dibbe Anne Dennis • Mitch Alonzo Moore Tamra Lynn Turner Doris Elizabeth Edwards Norma Louanne Moore * Michele Ann Vanucchi John Keith Faidley Vincent Joseph Olivetti Owen Van Watts , III George Francis Ferri Genell Johnson Owens Christopher Connelly West Nanci Phillips Fowler * Roy Roger Patrick Christine Louise White Theresa Florence Foxworth Suzanne Renn Pendry Kathryn Ann Willis David Bradley Gardner Matthew Gustave Pick Butros G. Yateem Jodi Michele Youngs BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Frank Michael Easler Johnnie Rebecca Rabon Raymond Manuel Williams Catherine Genevieve Ford Janie Dickey Richardson BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION George Taylor Beck Jody Charles Hyden Stacy Glenn Perritt Susan Lynn Cooper Melissa Sue Laney Jerri Leigh Roberson Kenneth Melvin Cribb Laura Ellen Love Stuart Wade Ryan Wayne Elliott Davis Tammi Louise McCaudy Robert Francis Spicer John Ronald Floyd, Jr. Michael David McKay Teresa Lyn Woodruff CANDIDATE FOR GRADUATE DEGREE UNIVERSI1Y OF SOUTH CAROLINA COLUMBIA,SOUTHCAROLINA MASTER OF EDUCATION

Marcia Lohr Martin DECEMBER 1987 GRADUATES

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE

Ronald Hays Ankabrandt Marc Dorsey Loeweke John Douglas Tubbs Sean C. Kubovcik Richard George Momberger

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Evelyn Davis Booth ** Gary Ronald Harrelson Partricia Ann Murray• Sallie Deas Oarkson Martha Elizabeth Sasser Hunn Byron Russell Myers Shira Cockle Amy Louise Hurt Paula Marlene Richardson Julio Alberto Donayre Andrew Powell Kennedy James Andrew Rosenbaum, II Michael Sean Duggan Bryan Richard Krask Lisa Ann Smith Lisa Rae Floyd Carole Suzanne Lambert William Scott Turbeville Charlie Jack Graham, Jr. Lisa Kay McClain Catherine Lynn Westmoreland Velda Teresa Hilburn Hallex

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EDUCATION Jeana Ruth Altman Angela Kay Breitwieser Keith Nancy Oakley Plexico Sandra Joyce Cartrette Marcia Louise Lawn Terrie Marie Poston • Tammy Kay Moore Cribb Robin Anne Sheffield Lawrimore Roberta Ruth Ptaschek • Mary Lynn Fisher Kimberly Dawn Lewis Lori Beth Ryan Ebbie Evette Gore Flavia Theresa Manard • Lisa Verrone Tarte Cynthia Gaye Groznik Lynore Anne Martin Deborah Lynn Warren Janet Lynn Harrelson • Cindy Elaine McKenzie Sheila Elizabeth Watts Sharon Kristi Jordan Robert Lorenz Mitzenheim Terrell Stephenson Wilson •

BACHELOR OF ARTS IN INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES Joseph Timothy Badurski Richard Dale Lab, Jr. Torrie Kay Souza Susan Perry Davis Patricia Ruth Langevin Michelle Rae Taylor William Floyd Griffin Jennifer Johnson Smith

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE John Martin Brissie Paige W. French Karen Lee Nanke • • Stephanie Harrell Cagle • Terry Wayne Housand Darcie Lewis Shabdue Vinh-Loc Q . Dinh Julie Newsome Howe Susan Ann Tice ** David Robert Fisher Burman Harvey Jones , III Vanessa Whitehead Warner Scott Derik Fowler Victoria Elizabeth Moshoures Kirk Yedinak

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION George Patrick Austin David Lamar Hucks Gary Wilson Purinton Michael Bell Deborah Anne Hucks Michael Lawrence Redding Thurston David Brown Arthur Norman Johnson Michael Wayne Ridgeway Timothy Lawrence Callahan Katherine Maxine Karnazes Candace Camille Rodriguez • • Jesus Fernando Arechiga Carrillo Rubi James Whitfield Kirby, Jr. Sandra Ubong Saunders Jeffrey Byron Cole Kent Kruger Katherine Sue Schlick Kirk William Cox Richard Michael Lipton Shannon Marlene Sears Donna Leigh Davis David Johnston Long John Franklin Shaver Steve Edward Dew Thomas King Martin, Jr. Thomas Lee Sutryk Carolyn Fay Alexander Dobbins Teresa Irene McNair Sigurour K. Sveinbjomsson Dana Elizabeth Dorman Ronald Lee Meister Bruce Warren Toone Alan Bradley F.off William Arnold Meredith Kenneth Edward Walker, Jr. Lisa Grace Hewitt Connie Louise Metts Larry Allen Williams Lamar Malachi Howell, Jr . Renee Annette Myers Wraven Leigh Wrenn BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION Marcus Leviniski Hickman Whitney Terrell Mathews Kathryn Sue Northrup

***Summa cum Laude **Magna cum Laude *Cum Laude +++With Highest Honors ++With High Honors +With Honors AUGUST 1987 GRADUATES ASSOCIATE IN ARTS Cynthia Marie Curran Christine Elaine Dyson Roger McMi11an

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE Reggie Linwood Hucks Donna Lynn Hicks Stewart Steven Wesley Warner++ BACHELOR OF ARTS

Valerie Lew Brumfield Jane Robertson Cox Susan O'Connor Atkins Smith Richard James Cote , II Lisa Karen Hurt Desjard ins * * BACHELOR OF ARTS IN EDUCATION

Dynva Reid Griffin Katherine Addina Sanderson Elaine D. West Sandy Virginia Hammond June Kay Strickland Small Doris Anita Woodbury Timothy Buckley Heath Monica Lynn Trotter BACHELOR OF ARTS IN INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES Billy Jack Cornett BACHELOR OF SCIENCE James Wilson Brown Anna Corinne Todt Gaskin • Rudolph Thomas Kovach, Jr. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Joseph J. Amann Robert Henry Green Kimberly Ann Sandford Marissa Azcarraga John Christopher Hughes Debra Jean Skovinski • Kristin Diane Giessing Bowers Richard Joseph Moder Wi11iam Scott Soles Joseph Marc Gi11iam Margaret Mary Rigby Sarah McKellar Travis BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Jean Lambert Martin • BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES Patrice Kane Blanchard BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION James W. Atkins, Jr. Karen Leigh Crosby Ronald McKelvin Wav

CANDIDATE FOR GRADUATE DEGREE UNIVERSI1Y OF SOUTH CAROLINA COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA

MASTER OF EDUCATION Kimberly Renee' Hucks AUGUST 1988 CANDIDATES The following list of candidates for graduation is based upon a minimum amount of course work to be completed by August 1988 and inclusion herein does not constitute evidence of graduation . Honors cannot be projected for these candidates but will be printed on the diploma.

Rachel L Ammons Gail Susan Healey Myra Eileen Reaves Donna E. Bozard Rudy Victor Hermandez Donna M. Reese Paula K. Cooper Jay F. Julian David H. Sapp, Jr. Vivian Ann Dexter ll Lisa Keister Hilda Simmons Wi11iamHutson Ford, Jr. Michael L Leigh Lisa Aileen Snow Robbie J. Goodwin Angela Leone Gene Murdock Spivey Allison Kimberly Grant Darren Parr Merritt Patricia Thompson Richard Hagedorn Susan C. Monine Gladys R. Traylor William Edward Hamilton, ll Renata H. Moore Linda Ann Waldron Sandra Jill Hardwick Dorothy H. Parson HORRY COUN'IY HIGHER EDUCATION COMMISSION

William H. Alford, Chairman Edward M. Henry Robert Rabon J Keith Blanton J.C. Hipp Philip N. Render Clay D. Brittain, III W.G. Hucks, Jr. Elizabeth Shaw W.F. Davis Ruth S. Keams Ernest F. Southern John W. Dawsey Donald A. Moore Fannie Watson Sid Foster Ex Officio Members

Ronald G.Eaglin J.M. (Bud) Long, Jr. James J. Johnson Laurie McLeod Johnny Allen

COASTAL EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION, INC.

Clay D. Brittain, Jr. George S. Lindsay Edward M. Singleton James M. Devers, Jr. George N. Magrath, Sr. Grant Singleton David Gravely Paul Malone C. Foster Smith Hal B. Holmes, Jr. Jimmy Moore, Jr. R Cathcart Smith E.W. Jerdon Edward L. Proctor Craig Wall, Jr. James J. Johnson, Chairman Robert R Sansbury Frank M. Watts

Ex Officio Members

Eugene Cater Floyd Ronald G. Eaglin Maria Ferranti

UNIVERSI1Y OF SOUTH CAROLINA BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Carroll A. Campbell, Jr. R. Markley Dennis, Sr., Chairman Emeritus Govemor of South Carolina,Ex-Officio 9th Judicial Circuit Charlie G. Williams, Ex Officio Lily-Roland Hall T. Ed Garrison, Ex Officio 10th Judicial Circuit Michael L. Fair, Ex Officio Michael J. Mungo, Vice Chairman George B. Wright, Ex Officio 11th Judicial Circuit Othniel H. Wienges, Jr., Chairman C. Edward Floyd 1st Judicial Circuit 12th Judicial Circuit Charles E. Simons, III Paul S. Goldsmith 2nd Judicial Circuit 13th Judicial Circuit Samuel A. Benson William L. Bethea, Jr. 3rd Judicial Circuit 14th Judicial Circuit Robert M. Bennett E. Cater Floyd 4th Judicial Circuit 15th Judicial Circuit William C. Hubbard Samuel R. Foster, II 5th Judicial Circuit 16th Judicial Circuit James Bradley W. Lee Catoe 6th Judicial Circuit Gubematorial Designee Louis C. Sossamon Mark W. Buyck, Jr. 7th Judicial Circuit Gubematorial Appointee Herbert C. Adams Thomas L. Stepp, Secretary 8th Judicial Circuit COMMENCEMENT COMMIITEE

For making this great occasion for our graduates possible, particular thanks are due to all who contributed to the organization of the ceremony.

Terry A. Barnett Nila Hutchinson Debbie Schmitt James Branham Cathy McPherson M. Garnett Smith Harold B. Brown, Jr. Marsh H. Myers, Jr. Robert W. Squatriglia, Chm. Carol Collins Marshall Parker Richard Weldon Carolyn G. Cox James H. Rex Arthur Wendelken Ronald G. Eaglin F. Mack Sarvis

ANNOUNCER Dr. Christopher P. Marsh

USHERS

The College gratefully acknowledges the assistance of the following students from Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society who are acting as ushers.

Wendy D. Beverly Catherine Lynn Lewis Beth Ann Rosica Mary Benton Cannon Mark Allen Porter Aniza Rowe Kimberly Gabriel Sabrena Posey A. Hamilton Williams Jeff Hobson

The Alumni Association is hosting a reception for graduates and their guests on the lawn of the Soccer Stadium following commencement.

The Alumni Association is also sponsoring graduation and family photographs on the soccer field immediately following the commencement exercise. Graduates and their families are invited to participate. Li ~~ Coastal S Carolina C College

~Ima ~ater "WE HAIL Tmrn, CAROLINA" (Tune - Flow Gently, Sweet Afton)

We hail thee, Carolina, and sing thy high praise; With loyal devotion, rememb'ring the days, When proudly we sought thee, thy children to be; Here's a health, Carolina, forever to thee!

Since pilgrims of learning, we entered thy walls And found dearest comrades in thy classic halls; We've honored and loved thee, as sons faithfully; Here's a health, Carolina, forever to thee!

Generations of sons have rejoiced to proclaim Thy watchword of service, thy beauty and fame For ages to come shall their rallying cry be; Here's a health, Carolina, forever to thee!

Fair shrine of high honor and truth, thou shalt still Blaze forth as a beacon, thy mission fulfill; And be crowned by all hearts in a new jubilee; Here's a health, Carolina, forever to thee!

-G.A. Wauchope